Sopka Dzhau-Tepe

Sopka Dzhau-Tepe is a protected natural area on the Kerch Peninsula that rises 76 meters above sea level with diverse rock formations. The landscape displays limestone cliffs and karst structures that create a complex geological system.

The area became officially protected on October 14, 1975, to conserve the local flora and fauna at this location. This designation marked an important step in preserving the geologically valuable site.

Scientists and researchers regularly conduct field studies at the site to document the variety of plant species and natural habitats.

Visitors need permits and must follow specific guidelines when accessing the protected area to ensure preservation. Access is limited to maintain the vulnerable natural structures and habitats.

The geological composition includes deposits of andesite materials, making it an important location for studying mineral formations. These particular rocks are rare and contribute to the scientific value of the site.

Inception: October 14, 1975

Elevation above the sea: 76 m

GPS coordinates: 45.16833,35.97611

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:21